3 LAGUNA PUEBLO NM INDIAN DANCES & CHILDREN 1880S

A late 20th century pottery katsina figure by award-winning Laguna Pueblo potter Michael Kanteena, b. 1959. Signed and titled on the base. Measures 10.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 inches.

Southwest ranch accessories. Acoma pueblo style miniature of mother with nine children signed by maker (approx. 3/8" tall). Laguna pueblo style pottery pieces, all signed by makers, including two pots

LOW BOWL, SIGNED MURTIS LAGUNA. & CASE, SIGNED. C LORETTO JEMEZ PUEBLO N.M. REPAIR TO LIP. & SMALL VASE, SIGNED L GARCIA ACOMA. 3 1/2" - 10" H.

Ethnographic Object Assortment (6) total items, including a Tarahumara American Indian pottery jar having rawhide strap binding, a Laguna Pueblo olla jar signed 'J. Diaz / Laguna NM', an African Asant

Four American Indian Carved Stone Sculptures - A John Suazo (Taos Pueblo, NM) pink alabaster figure , signed, on wood base, 13 1/2" H x 8 3/4" W. A Chuck Poupart Seal Figure, signed. A Tom Huff (Senec

Small vase by the American Indian potter Lucy M. Lewis of Acoma Pueblo, NM. Signed "Lucy M. Lewis" on the bottom. 4.25 inches height, 3.75 inches diameter. In very good condition. 4.25 inches height,

(4) Vintage Acoma, New Mexico signed Pueblo Indian pottery vessels. (2) Olla's, Small olla marked F. Valdo. Measures 4" dia x 3.5". Large olla marked M.M. measures 9" dia x 6.5". (1) seed holder marke

DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 5275 Going for Water, Pueblo of Acoma, N.M., Ca. 1898 20.8x17" Hand Colored textured Gelatin Silver or Platinum Print ASG# DPC/2658 mounted on 30.5x23.5" heavy

1. 51180 Detroit Photographic Company - Acoma, New Mexico Photocrom 3.5x7" 2. 51236 Detroit Photographic Company - Relics of an Ancient Race, Pueblo of San Juan, N.M., Photocrom 3.5x7" 3. 51210 Detroi

Six piece Native American Indian pottery grouping, contemporary 20th c., Isleta and Jemez Pueblos New Mexico, Lucero Isleta N.M. signed 3 1/2" high x 4 1/2" three footed bowl, 5" high x 4" vase, 5" hi

1. BENNETT & BROWN, No. 4 Santa Fe and Vicinity, the Plaza, 1881 c. 4.25x7", Albumen Stereo Card, City of Santa Fe backmark, ASG# BT&B/1043. A view of the fenced-in Plaza and Indian Wars Obelisk, peop

''Indian Woman Making Yai-Yayi Indian Bread'', initialed and dated lower left: H.B. '09, dated again, titled and inscribed verso: Cochiti Pueblo N.M., oil on canvas, 23'' H x 30'' W, est: $1000/2000 P

1. JOHN K. HILLERS Pueblo De Taos, North Town 1879 -1881 Albumen Print 3.7x5 ASG# JKH/1424 2. JOHN K. HILLERS Pueblo de Santa Clara, NM 1879 -1881, Albumen Print 3.7x5" ASG# JKH/1425 3. JOHN K. HILLE

4 5/8" long, 4" tall, 3 3/4" wide

Gene Kloss (American, 1903-1996), Pueblo Firelight Dancedrypoint and aquatint, 1952, edition of 35, pencil signed, titled, and numbered lower margin, matted and framed. Platemark 11 3/4 x 17 in.; Fram

Emil BistramAmerican, (1895-1976)Indian Mother and Child, Taos, 1934lithograph, ed. of 50signed, titled, and notated in pencil lower margin, framed.15 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - LATE INDIAN WARS]. MILLER, Andrew, photographer. Boudoir photograph of a Buffalo Soldier and his steed. [Globe, AZ, or Silver City, NM]. Ca 1890.7 3/4 x 4 3/4 in. boudoir photogra

Sioux painted buffalo hide rug, finely drawn with numerous scenes including tipis, equestrian figures, and a dance, circa 1960s. Provenance: Sotheby's, Fine American Indian Art Sale, December 3, 1986.

B. Prabha (Indian, 1933-2001) Untitled (Mother and Child) Signed and dated 1981 in Devanagari top right, oil on canvas. 19 3/4 x 16 in. (50.2 x 40.6cm) PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Ohio. Private Co

A storyteller figure with three children Polychrome-painted earthenware Signed to underside: Helen Cordero / Cochiti N Mex 9.25" H x 7" W x 3.25" D

(American, 1860-1942). Initialed "EWD" ll, sight size: 5 1/4 x 3 3/4 in., framed. Gerald F. Peters, Santa Fe, NM label on verso.

This is the first of a wonderful pair of gouache and watercolor portraits of Taos Pueblo Indians that Imhof painted in 1929, the year he moved permantently to Taos. The colors are still remarkably fre

This is the second of this wonderful pair of gouache and watercolor portraits of Taos Pueblo Indians that Imhof painted in 1929, the year he moved permantently to Taos. The colors are strong, wtih hig

Only 3,030 Minted! Great Eye Appeal.